Get 20 title ideas for a new game in one click. Choose the genre (puzzle, platformer, RPG, racing, idle, horror, arcade or strategy), the mood, and how many words you want, and optionally add a keyword that should appear in some of the names. The titles are put together from word lists and patterns, so they are starting points to react to rather than finished names.
A title has three jobs: it tells a player what kind of game this is, it sets a mood, and it can be remembered after one hearing. Names like a noun plus a verb, or a place with a danger attached, work because they give the player a picture quickly. A strong one makes a person curious without explaining everything.
Genre expectations matter too. Horror titles lean on short, heavy nouns, idle games lean on money and building words, and cozy games use soft adjectives. You can break those habits on purpose, but know that you are doing it. The genre and mood choices in this tool are there to keep the first batch close to what players expect.
Treat a batch as raw material. Pick three or four titles that feel right, then change them: swap one word, shorten the phrase, or combine the best half of two. The best names often come from the second round of editing, not from the first list.
Test the shortlist on people who know nothing about the game. Ask what they think it is about. If their guess matches your game, the title is doing its job. Then do the practical checks: spelling, searchability, a free web address and social handles, and a quick scan for existing trademarks.
It picks words from lists written for the genre and mood you chose, plus lists of general words, verbs and places, and fits them into patterns such as Adjective Noun or Noun of the Noun. Some titles are invented words built from syllables. The results come from templates, so many will need a human touch.
Yes. Type a keyword and about half of the titles will use it in a pattern such as Keyword of Place, The Adjective Keyword or Verb the Keyword. The rest are built from the word lists only.
No. They are made from common words, so a name may already be used by another game or company. Always search the stores and the web, and check trademarks, before you settle on a title.
Up to 20 per press, all different from each other within that batch. Press the button again as often as you like for more.
The tool makes no claim on them. They are combinations of common words, but you are responsible for checking that a title is free to use before you publish.
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